Due to the anticipated weather conditions, the William Floyd School District will operate on a two-hour delay on Monday, December 15. The Floyd Academy will also operate on a two-hour delayed schedule. Please be safe! 

William Floyd High School senior Andriana Perez was recently selected as the first-place winner in an essay contest presented by the Chi Rho Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. The essay, answering the question, “In a world powered by Artificial Intelligence, what does it mean to lead with integrity and purpose?” was selected as the best overall rated on development of the thesis, progression, readability, grammar, spelling and punctuation. For her efforts, Andriana received a $300 prize and will now represent the Chi Rho Chapter in the 2^nd District competition, where she will have the opportunity to win scholarships and potentially move on to the national competition!

Tangier Smith Elementary School fourth grader Daniel Guaman Macias was recently selected as the first-place winner for students grades 3-5 in the Town of Brookhaven’s second annual “Brookhaven Recycles” Poster Contest! This achievement also resulted in Daniel receiving William Floyd “Artist of the Month” honors from Fine Arts chairperson Theresa Bianco!

Students in Mrs. Carmella Currao’s Career Launchpad class, part of the William Floyd High School Special Education Department’s offerings, recently welcomed former student and alumnus Nick Nappi, back for a discussion about his life after high school. Nick spoke with students and shared about his time at William Floyd, his current job and his journey toward independence.

William Floyd High School Class of 2025 graduate Lyla Angamarca Reino and current junior Emma Gunning recently had their artwork chosen for the 2025 New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) Virtual Art Exhibit! This yearly exhibit, which is sponsored by the New York State Art Teachers Association (NYSATA), celebrates the outstanding work of student-artists from all across New York State.

It's that time of year again...grab a cup of hot chocolate, hop in your car, turn on the radio and check out the beautifully decorated homes - made convenient thanks to William Floyd Middle School general music teacher Jonathan Dignam and his LI Lights Map!